Please leave my square dance for 32 steps

Title: Complaining about the change of heart in heaven (theme song of the movie "Gambling on the Beach II")

Lyrics: He Houhua, composition: Xu Jialiang.

Singer: Wu Hongjun

Album: Xiao Ping Yu Ping Die Album

If I meet you, you are still young,

Exchange your deepest feelings with your truest heart.

If you meet me and I'm young,

I believe in eternity, too, once.

If you let me leave you, you can be calm.

I just hope you don't worry.

If I let you leave me, pretend I'm calm, too

Even if you are sad, it is an unintentional loss.

Space-time barrier, far more than that.

Love is tangled, is it long hair fluttering?

Mortal, why?

Always affectionate and troubled, this is the cloud that should turn into rain.

Into the center of the sea, but with tears.

Wandering alone, you belong to me.

Watching the whole life together, but never together again.

Hating heaven changes my heart if I leave you.

And you have been very calm, I just hope you can rest assured.

Don't worry, if I let you leave me.

Pretend I'm calm, even if I'm sad

It is also unintentional, and time and space are blocked.

How far away is love?

Is it long hair fluttering, mortal?

Why, always sentimental and troublesome?

Clouds should have turned into rain and thrown into the bosom of the sea.

But with tears in my eyes, I was lonely and fell down.

You belong to me and watch life together.

But there is no chance to get together again, complaining that God has changed his mind.

There is no chance to get together again, complaining that God has changed his mind.

Extended data:

"Hating Heaven Has Changed My Heart" is a song released by Guangdong Yongsheng Records Co., Ltd. and sung by Malaysian Chinese singer Wu Hongjun, written by He Houhua and composed by Xu Jialiang. The song is included in the album "Xiaoping Ping Yu Disc Album".

Music of songs

Cover record

The album released by Fang Jiwei 199 1 * * includes "Hate Heaven Has Changed Heart".

TanJing sang this song in the sixth issue of The Singer.